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ORDINANCE NO. 27-20 AN ORDINANCEAMENDING TITLE 16OF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES, UNI-FIED DEVELOPMENTCODE, BY RECLASSI-FYING HEREINAFTERDESCRIBED PROPER-TY, IN CONJUCTIONWITH ANNEXATION,LOCATED EAST OFTHE U.S. HIGHWAY 61RIGHT-OF-WAY ANDNORTHEAST OF CY-CLE CLUB LANEFROM COUNTY R-2SINGLE-FAMILY RESI-DENITAL TO CITY R-2TWO-FAMILY RESI-DENTIAL NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT ORDAINED BY THECITY COUNCIL OF THECITY OF DUBUQUE,IOWA THAT: Section 1. Title 16 ofthe City of DubuqueCode of Ordinances,Unified DevelopmentCode, is hereby amend-ed by reclassifying thehereinafter describedproperty, in conjunc-tion with annexation,from County R-2 Sin-gle-Family Residentialto City R-2 Two-FamilyResidential, to wit: Lot 1 Silver Oaks No.2, in Dubuque County,Iowa: and Lot 1 of 2 of the Divi-sion of Lot 2 of the SW1/4 of the SE 1/4, Sec-tion 23, T88N, R2E ofthe 5th P.M., DubuqueCounty Iowa contain-ing 0.60 acres Section 2. The forego-ing amendment hasheretofore been re-viewed by the ZoningAdvisory Commissionof the City of Dubuque,Iowa. Section 3. This ordi-nance shall take effectimmediately upon pub-lication, as provided bylaw. Passed, approved andadopted this 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

/s/Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest: /s/Kevin S.Firnstahl, City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 28-20 AN ORDINANCEAMENDING TITLE 16OF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES, UNI-FIED DEVELOPMENTCODE, BY RECLASSI-FYING HEREINAFTERDESCRIBED PROPER-TY, IN CONJUCTIONWITH ANNEXATION,LOCATED AT 8113 RT61 FROM COUNTY R-2SINGLE-FAMILY RESI-DENITAL TO CITY R-2TWO-FAMILY RESI-DENTIAL NOW, THEREFORE, BEIT ORDAINED BY THECITY COUNCIL OF THECITY OF DUBUQUE,IOWA THAT: Section 1. Title 16 ofthe City of DubuqueCode of Ordinances,Unified DevelopmentCode, is hereby amend-ed by reclassifying thehereinafter describedproperty, in conjunc-tion with annexation,from County R-2 Sin-gle-Family Residentialto City R-2 Two-FamilyResidential, to wit: Lot 1 Silver Oaks, inDubuque County, Iowa Section 2. The forego-ing amendment hasheretofore been re-viewed by the ZoningAdvisory Commissionof the City of Dubuque,Iowa. Section 3. This ordi-nance shall take effectimmediately upon pub-lication, as provided bylaw. Passed, approved andadopted 3rd day of Au-gust 2020.

/s/Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest: /s/Kevin S.Firnstahl, City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 29-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 7POLICE, FIRE ANDPUBLIC SAFETY,CHAPTER 5 OFFENS-ES, ARTICLE A GENER-AL OFFENSES, SECTION7-5A-15 TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UN-DERAGE PERSONS NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 7-5A-15 of the City ofDubuque Code of Ordi-nances is amended toread as follows: 7-5A-15: TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UNDER-AGE PERSONS: A. Restrictions: 1. A person shall notsell, give, or otherwisesupply any tobacco, to-bacco products, alter-native nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes to anyperson under twenty-one (21) years of age. 2. A person undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age shall not smoke,use, possess, purchase,or attempt to purchaseany tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or cigar-ettes. 3. Possession of to-bacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nicotineproducts, vapor prod-ucts, or cigarettes byan individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not consti-tute a violation underthis section if the indi-vidual under twenty-one (21) years of agepossesses the tobacco,tobacco products, al-ternative nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes as part ofthe individual's em-ployment and the indi-vidual is employed by aperson who holds avalid permit under theIowa Code or who law-fully offers for sale orsells cigarettes or to-bacco products. 4. a. A person shallnot be guilty of a viola-tion of this section ifconduct that wouldotherwise constitute aviolation is performedto assess compliancewith tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or ciga-rette laws if any of thefollowing applies: (1) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed by or under thesupervision of law en-forcement officers. (2) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed with the advanceknowledge of law en-forcement officers andreasonable measuresare adopted by thoseconducting the effortto ensure that use oftobacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nico-tine products, vaporproducts, or cigarettesby individuals undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not resultfrom participation byany individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age in the compli-ance effort. b. For the purposesof this subsection, "lawenforcement officer"means a peace officeras defined in IowaCode section 801.4 andincludes persons desig-nated under this sub-section to enforce thissection. B. Penalty: 1. a. A person, oth-er than a retailer, whoviolates subsection A1of this section, is guiltyof a simple misde-meanor. b. An employee of aretailer who violatessubsection A1 of thissection, commits asimple misdemeanorpunishable as a sched-uled violation underIowa Code section805.8C. 2. A person who vio-lates subsection A2 ofthis section, is subjectto the following, as ap-plicable: a. A civil penalty pur-suant to Iowa Codesection 805.8C. b. For a first offense,performance of eight(8) hours of communitywork requirements, un-less waived by thecourt. c. For a second of-fense, performance oftwelve (12) hours ofcommunity work re-quirements. d. For a third or sub-sequent offense, per-formance of sixteen(16) hours of communi-ty work requirements. Section 2. This Ordi-nance takes effect onpublication. Passed, approved, andadopted the 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest:Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 29-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 7POLICE, FIRE ANDPUBLIC SAFETY,CHAPTER 5 OFFENS-ES, ARTICLE A GENER-AL OFFENSES, SECTION7-5A-15 TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UN-DERAGE PERSONS NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 7-5A-15 of the City ofDubuque Code of Ordi-nances is amended toread as follows: 7-5A-15: TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UNDER-AGE PERSONS: A. Restrictions: 1. A person shall notsell, give, or otherwisesupply any tobacco, to-bacco products, alter-native nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes to anyperson under twenty-one (21) years of age. 2. A person undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age shall not smoke,use, possess, purchase,or attempt to purchaseany tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or cigar-ettes. 3. Possession of to-bacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nicotineproducts, vapor prod-ucts, or cigarettes byan individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not consti-tute a violation underthis section if the indi-vidual under twenty-one (21) years of agepossesses the tobacco,tobacco products, al-ternative nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes as part ofthe individual's em-ployment and the indi-vidual is employed by aperson who holds avalid permit under theIowa Code or who law-fully offers for sale orsells cigarettes or to-bacco products. 4. a. A person shallnot be guilty of a viola-tion of this section ifconduct that wouldotherwise constitute aviolation is performedto assess compliancewith tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or ciga-rette laws if any of thefollowing applies: (1) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed by or under thesupervision of law en-forcement officers. (2) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed with the advanceknowledge of law en-forcement officers andreasonable measuresare adopted by thoseconducting the effortto ensure that use oftobacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nico-tine products, vaporproducts, or cigarettesby individuals undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not resultfrom participation byany individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age in the compli-ance effort. b. For the purposesof this subsection, "lawenforcement officer"means a peace officeras defined in IowaCode section 801.4 andincludes persons desig-nated under this sub-section to enforce thissection. B. Penalty: 1. a. A person, oth-er than a retailer, whoviolates subsection A1of this section, is guiltyof a simple misde-meanor. b. An employee of aretailer who violatessubsection A1 of thissection, commits asimple misdemeanorpunishable as a sched-uled violation underIowa Code section805.8C. 2. A person who vio-lates subsection A2 ofthis section, is subjectto the following, as ap-plicable: a. A civil penalty pur-suant to Iowa Codesection 805.8C. b. For a first offense,performance of eight(8) hours of communitywork requirements, un-less waived by thecourt. c. For a second of-fense, performance oftwelve (12) hours ofcommunity work re-quirements. d. For a third or sub-sequent offense, per-formance of sixteen(16) hours of communi-ty work requirements. Section 2. This Ordi-nance takes effect onpublication. Passed, approved, andadopted the 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest:Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 29-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 7POLICE, FIRE ANDPUBLIC SAFETY,CHAPTER 5 OFFENS-ES, ARTICLE A GENER-AL OFFENSES, SECTION7-5A-15 TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UN-DERAGE PERSONS NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 7-5A-15 of the City ofDubuque Code of Ordi-nances is amended toread as follows: 7-5A-15: TOBACCOPRODUCTS TO UNDER-AGE PERSONS: A. Restrictions: 1. A person shall notsell, give, or otherwisesupply any tobacco, to-bacco products, alter-native nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes to anyperson under twenty-one (21) years of age. 2. A person undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age shall not smoke,use, possess, purchase,or attempt to purchaseany tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or cigar-ettes. 3. Possession of to-bacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nicotineproducts, vapor prod-ucts, or cigarettes byan individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not consti-tute a violation underthis section if the indi-vidual under twenty-one (21) years of agepossesses the tobacco,tobacco products, al-ternative nicotine pro-ducts, vapor products,or cigarettes as part ofthe individual's em-ployment and the indi-vidual is employed by aperson who holds avalid permit under theIowa Code or who law-fully offers for sale orsells cigarettes or to-bacco products. 4. a. A person shallnot be guilty of a viola-tion of this section ifconduct that wouldotherwise constitute aviolation is performedto assess compliancewith tobacco, tobaccoproducts, alternativenicotine products, va-por products, or ciga-rette laws if any of thefollowing applies: (1) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed by or under thesupervision of law en-forcement officers. (2) The compli-ance effort is conduct-ed with the advanceknowledge of law en-forcement officers andreasonable measuresare adopted by thoseconducting the effortto ensure that use oftobacco, tobacco prod-ucts, alternative nico-tine products, vaporproducts, or cigarettesby individuals undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age does not resultfrom participation byany individual undertwenty-one (21) yearsof age in the compli-ance effort. b. For the purposesof this subsection, "lawenforcement officer"means a peace officeras defined in IowaCode section 801.4 andincludes persons desig-nated under this sub-section to enforce thissection. B. Penalty: 1. a. A person, oth-er than a retailer, whoviolates subsection A1of this section, is guiltyof a simple misde-meanor. b. An employee of aretailer who violatessubsection A1 of thissection, commits asimple misdemeanorpunishable as a sched-uled violation underIowa Code section805.8C. 2. A person who vio-lates subsection A2 ofthis section, is subjectto the following, as ap-plicable: a. A civil penalty pur-suant to Iowa Codesection 805.8C. b. For a first offense,performance of eight(8) hours of communitywork requirements, un-less waived by thecourt. c. For a second of-fense, performance oftwelve (12) hours ofcommunity work re-quirements. d. For a third or sub-sequent offense, per-formance of sixteen(16) hours of communi-ty work requirements. Section 2. This Ordi-nance takes effect onpublication. Passed, approved, andadopted the 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest:Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 30-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 9MOTOR VEHICLESAND TRAFFIC, CHAP-TER 16 MISCELLA-NEOUS CITY PROV-ISIONS, DIVISION 2TRUCKS AND/OR MA-CHINERY, SECTION 9-16-321.901 MOTORTRUCK ROUTES NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 9-16-321.901 of the Cityof Dubuque Code of Or-dinances is amendedto read as follows: 9-16-321.901: MOTORTRUCK ROUTES: A. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) musttravel over markedhighways when operat-ing in the city and maynot depart from suchmarked highways, ex-cept that any motortruck whose destina-tion is in the city maydepart from such high-way at that point onthe highway nearest toits destination andthen proceed directlyto such destination. B. Motor truckswhose trips originatewithin the city musttravel by the most di-rect route to that pointon a marked highwaynearest to such pointof origin. C. Motor trucks en-tering the city on anunmarked highwaymust proceed to thenearest marked high-way by the most directroute and then proceedto their destination, ex-cept when the destina-tion lies between thepoint of entry into thecity and the markedhighway. This prohibi-tion shall not apply toCentral Avenue andWhite Street between4th Street and 32ndStreet from the de-des-ignation of Central Av-enue and White Streetas the Iowa Highway52 motor truck routethrough the City ofDubuque by the IowaDepartment of Trans-portation and continuethrough December 31,2022. D. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) mustnot travel over the fol-lowing streets: Ice Harbor Drive, from1st Street to the 3rdStreet Overpass. Main Street, from 5thStreet to 9th Street. E. The city manageris authorized to desig-nate and establish byappropriate signs alter-nate motor truckroutes and to postsigns limiting motortrucks registered witha gross weight limit ex-ceeding ten thousand(10,000) pounds (5tons) from operatingon nonhighway streetsand the streets desig-nated in subsection Dof this section. F. The provisions ofthis section governingthe travel of motortrucks on residentialstreets do not apply topublic or private carri-ers of passengers ontour, fixed demand re-sponse, or dial-a-rideroutes or school orchurch buses. G. The scheduled finefor a violation of thissection is fifty dollars($50.00). Section 2. This ordi-nance shall take effectupon publication. Passed, approved, andadopted this 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

/s/Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest: /s/Kevin S.Firnstahl, City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 30-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 9MOTOR VEHICLESAND TRAFFIC, CHAP-TER 16 MISCELLA-NEOUS CITY PROV-ISIONS, DIVISION 2TRUCKS AND/OR MA-CHINERY, SECTION 9-16-321.901 MOTORTRUCK ROUTES NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 9-16-321.901 of the Cityof Dubuque Code of Or-dinances is amendedto read as follows: 9-16-321.901: MOTORTRUCK ROUTES: A. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) musttravel over markedhighways when operat-ing in the city and maynot depart from suchmarked highways, ex-cept that any motortruck whose destina-tion is in the city maydepart from such high-way at that point onthe highway nearest toits destination andthen proceed directlyto such destination. B. Motor truckswhose trips originatewithin the city musttravel by the most di-rect route to that pointon a marked highwaynearest to such pointof origin. C. Motor trucks en-tering the city on anunmarked highwaymust proceed to thenearest marked high-way by the most directroute and then proceedto their destination, ex-cept when the destina-tion lies between thepoint of entry into thecity and the markedhighway. This prohibi-tion shall not apply toCentral Avenue andWhite Street between4th Street and 32ndStreet from the de-des-ignation of Central Av-enue and White Streetas the Iowa Highway52 motor truck routethrough the City ofDubuque by the IowaDepartment of Trans-portation and continuethrough December 31,2022. D. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) mustnot travel over the fol-lowing streets: Ice Harbor Drive, from1st Street to the 3rdStreet Overpass. Main Street, from 5thStreet to 9th Street. E. The city manageris authorized to desig-nate and establish byappropriate signs alter-nate motor truckroutes and to postsigns limiting motortrucks registered witha gross weight limit ex-ceeding ten thousand(10,000) pounds (5tons) from operatingon nonhighway streetsand the streets desig-nated in subsection Dof this section. F. The provisions ofthis section governingthe travel of motortrucks on residentialstreets do not apply topublic or private carri-ers of passengers ontour, fixed demand re-sponse, or dial-a-rideroutes or school orchurch buses. G. The scheduled finefor a violation of thissection is fifty dollars($50.00). Section 2. This ordi-nance shall take effectupon publication. Passed, approved, andadopted this 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

/s/Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest: /s/Kevin S.Firnstahl, City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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ORDINANCE NO. 30-20 AMENDING CITY OFDUBUQUE CODE OFORDINANCES TITLE 9MOTOR VEHICLESAND TRAFFIC, CHAP-TER 16 MISCELLA-NEOUS CITY PROV-ISIONS, DIVISION 2TRUCKS AND/OR MA-CHINERY, SECTION 9-16-321.901 MOTORTRUCK ROUTES NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BYTHE CITY COUNCILOF THE CITY OFDUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. Section 9-16-321.901 of the Cityof Dubuque Code of Or-dinances is amendedto read as follows: 9-16-321.901: MOTORTRUCK ROUTES: A. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) musttravel over markedhighways when operat-ing in the city and maynot depart from suchmarked highways, ex-cept that any motortruck whose destina-tion is in the city maydepart from such high-way at that point onthe highway nearest toits destination andthen proceed directlyto such destination. B. Motor truckswhose trips originatewithin the city musttravel by the most di-rect route to that pointon a marked highwaynearest to such pointof origin. C. Motor trucks en-tering the city on anunmarked highwaymust proceed to thenearest marked high-way by the most directroute and then proceedto their destination, ex-cept when the destina-tion lies between thepoint of entry into thecity and the markedhighway. This prohibi-tion shall not apply toCentral Avenue andWhite Street between4th Street and 32ndStreet from the de-des-ignation of Central Av-enue and White Streetas the Iowa Highway52 motor truck routethrough the City ofDubuque by the IowaDepartment of Trans-portation and continuethrough December 31,2022. D. Motor trucks reg-istered for a grossweight limit exceedingten thousand (10,000)pounds (5 tons) mustnot travel over the fol-lowing streets: Ice Harbor Drive, from1st Street to the 3rdStreet Overpass. Main Street, from 5thStreet to 9th Street. E. The city manageris authorized to desig-nate and establish byappropriate signs alter-nate motor truckroutes and to postsigns limiting motortrucks registered witha gross weight limit ex-ceeding ten thousand(10,000) pounds (5tons) from operatingon nonhighway streetsand the streets desig-nated in subsection Dof this section. F. The provisions ofthis section governingthe travel of motortrucks on residentialstreets do not apply topublic or private carri-ers of passengers ontour, fixed demand re-sponse, or dial-a-rideroutes or school orchurch buses. G. The scheduled finefor a violation of thissection is fifty dollars($50.00). Section 2. This ordi-nance shall take effectupon publication. Passed, approved, andadopted this 3rd day ofAugust 2020.

/s/Roy D. Buol, MayorAttest: /s/Kevin S.Firnstahl, City Clerk Published officially inthe Telegraph Heraldnewspaper on the 7thday of August 2020.

/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,City Clerk

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